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Faces of Assassination
Environmental crimes are often linked to other forms of criminality, including money laundering, tax evasion and fraud, and frequently carried out by the same networks. And in Kenya, access to land, which is highly controlled by the state, has created an environment particularly amenable to infiltration by criminal actors, with government officials reportedly teaming up with criminal actors to launder money through the sale and purchase of land.
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> > > > It is a compilation of men and women who have been murdered because they confronted, weakened or threatened criminal groups. The publication is the outcome of years spent bearing witness to the great impact these assassinations have worldwide, in developed and developing countries alike.
Edwin Dagua - Faces of Assassination
Edwin Gregorio Dagua Ipiawas just 28 when he was gunned down in the afternoon in the Huellas indigenous reserve, where he was a governor. Dagua was the 25th indigenous leader to be killed in 2018; his death sent shockwaves through the community in the Cauca region of south-west Colombia. Dagua had known his life was at risk.
Sikhosiphi Radebe
In March 2016, Sikhosiphi ‘Bazooka’ Radebe (51), was gunned down outside his home in the Lurholweni township in Mbizana, Eastern Cape, in front of his teenage son. The attack was allegedly committed by two men dressed as officers of the South African Police Service (SAPS).
Wayne Lotter - Faces of Assassination
Thousands of elephants are killed in Africa each year by poachers. The thin red line between these animals and extinction is the scores of brave men and women who risk their lives to protect them. Whether it involves monitoring national parks or exposing and combating wrongdoing, working in the area of wildlife conservation is risky for all involved. Testament to this is the murder of 51-year-old conservationist Wayne Lotter in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, in 2017.
Muhammad Khan - Faces of Assassination
On the afternoon of 16 October 2018, a body was discovered in the Hattar industrial area in the Haripur district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, northern Pakistan. Police identified the deceased as 30-year-old Muhammad Sohail Khan, a journalist with the local Urdu newspaper Kay-2.
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